lee in Irish
lee in Irish is fothain, taobh an fhoscaidh, taobh na fothana — lee means the sheltered side of something, away from the wind.
lee in Irish
fothain
taobh an fhoscaidh
(nautical) The side of the ship away from the wind.
taobh na fothana
(nautical) The side of the ship away from the wind.
What does "lee" mean?
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noun The sheltered side of something, away from the wind.
"The boats anchored in the lee of the island to escape the storm."
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lee in a sentence
- The boats anchored in the lee of the island to escape the storm.
- We pitched our tent in the lee of a large boulder.
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What is "lee" in Irish?
"lee" in Irish is fothain, taobh an fhoscaidh, taobh na fothana. lee means: The sheltered side of something, away from the wind.
How do you use "lee" in a sentence?
Example: "The boats anchored in the lee of the island to escape the storm." In Irish, "lee" is fothain, taobh an fhoscaidh, taobh na fothana.
Are there other ways to say "lee" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 3 translations listed for "lee": fothain, taobh an fhoscaidh, taobh na fothana.
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